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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18
The Neoro North and South.

The town Of Oxford, o., presents just
at present tempting field to JOHN
SHERMAN and BILL CHANDLER for the
exercise of their peculiar methods OF
defeating the will Of the people. Some
months ago the mixed-school question
obtruded itself into Oxford, and the
place has been very unhappy ever since
A short history of the matter is this: The
negroes of Oxford, instigated by the howl
the organs raised over the introduction
of the GLENN bill into the Georgia Lee
gislature attempted to send their chill
dren to the white schools. At the same
time similar attempts were made IN other
cities in the North and West. The Ok
ford School Board decided that the ne
proes must go back to their own schools,
whereupon negro OF the town
brought suit in the Circuit Court
against the board. About this juno
tnre the "orgGnic howl over the
GLENN bill died out in a manner which
strikingly suggested that the choking
process had been resorted to. MURAT
HALsTEAD began TO talk about the wea-
Their, AMI the dulcet voice of WmTELAw
REID was turned to chanting the beau
ties of pastures green. The Columbus
(O.) State Journal changed its tune
from a tragic air to waltz, and the
orRanettes throughout the State of Ohio
followed it as the children followed the
Pied Piper Of Hamelin. But the fight
did not cease in Oxford. Above all the
racket Of the organs could be heard the
Oxford snarl. The Circuit Court de-
cided that the negro children bad the
night TO attend white school. That de-
cision raised excitement to fever-heat
The town became shaken up as by min
iature earthquake. The Superintendent
of Schools still declined to receive the
negroes into the white schools. The white
people are loud in inveighing against the
decision of the Cironit Court, and the
case is to be taken tothe Supreme Court.
In the mean time the white citizens
propose to boycott the entire negro
population, prominent merchant,
who is also q member of the School
Board. having started the boycott by
discharging all the negroes in his en-
ploy and refusing 10 give a negro work
OF any kind.
That such a condition Of affairs should
exist in the great Republican State Of
Ohio, the home OF JOIN SHERMAN
Field-Marshal HALsrEAp, and Bombastes
Furioso FORAKER. is a stain upon the
escutcheon Of the neero-lovers and an
insult to the bloody shirt II the genius
OF SHERMAN and CHANDLER especially
shall not come 10 the rescue and
by hook or by crook turn the town OF
Oxford aud its free schools over TO the
negroes those statesmen will be liza
BILE TO the charge OF hypocrisy.
How they could accomplish this
is not very clear, but when we con-
sider their exploits IL connection
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

The Christian missionary may teach
that God has made of one blood all ma
tions of men to dwell on the face Of the
earth, but inwardly and by his actions he
cannot prevent making it appear that
there are distinctions drawn. - Boston
HorG,d.
That celebrated passage does not occur
in the Revised Version. The word
"blooi" is omitted. The meaning now
seems to be that all nations are one in
seeking for God If haply they may feel
after him"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

with tho stealing of electoral votes for
Dir. HAYES it would seem that they
ought to be equal 20 the occasion. Be-
sides in view Of the fact that they de-
sire to turn whole southern States over
to the negroes it might be well for them
TO practice in smaller places. OF course
the white people OF law-abiding Rcpub-
lican Ohio would submit to having their
towns run by the colored brother, seeing
that human nature is not the same in
Ohio that it is IN the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

STAPLE GOODS FOR LADIES.
Fur Muhs, Boas, and Capes;
English seal Plush Garments;
London-Made Newmatkets, Raglsns, and
Jackets;
Dress Patterns in Black and Colors;
Lace Scarfs and Fichus;
Fancy Ruching IN all coors;
silk Mufilers IN all styles;
Ermine Kid Gloves with Fourchette fingers, own
importation;
Cachmere and Fur-Lined Gloves;
SIX and Wool Mittens;
Novelty silk Hose:
Enamelled Jewelry In Sterling Silver and Gold
plRte
English Crepe-stone Jewelry;
Silver ThimDles.
FOR GIRLS.
Coats. Jackets, and Newmarkets in Novelty
Cloths and all other fashionable materials;
GO-samers In tho Electric and Fancy Checks;
Worsted Knit Jackets with Hoods;
Worsted and Plush Hoods in every conceivable
style and shape:
Fur Muffs and Capes;
French-Ribbed Hose in Cotton and Worstet
Full-Dress Dolls.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Umbrellas ia all tho latest mountings;
silk Ties,
SILK and Satin SCarf3,
SIX and Linen Handkerchiefs,
Six and Wool Muniers,
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ScOtch-WOOl Underwear,
Merno and Cotton Half-Hose,
Linen Collars and Cuffs In all the leading styles,
Kid ard Fur Gloves,
Cardigan Jackets.
SILK and Satin Suspenders.
FOR BOYS.
Plush Polo Caps,
Rubber Goats.
worsted and Dog-skln Gloves,
Suspenders
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18
FINANCIAL.
SPOKANE & PAL0USE
NORTHERN PACIFIC)
Railway Company.
FIRST MORTGAGE. SINKING FUND. 8 PER
CENT GOLD BONDS,
DATED MAY /, 1856. DUE MAYl, 1885,
INTEREST MAY 1sr AND NOVEMBER Isr,
PAYABLE IN NEW YORK.

The road Is leased for 999 years 70 the North
ern Pacific Railroad Company, and the lessee, as
part OF the rental. agrees TO pay the interest OF
the bonds and their principal by semtannud
instaments for the sinking fund sufficient 10 TO
deem the bonds az or before maturity.
THIS GUARANTEE Is STAMPED ON EACH
BOND.
The bonds are issued at tho rate Of sixteen
thousand dollars to the mile Of completed road,
and are listed at the New York Stock Exchange
Bonds to meet the requirements Of the sink
ing fund may DO called by lot each year, begin
ming in 1895, at los and accrued interest provided
that they cannot be purchased in the open mar
ket at that price. Bonds purchased or redeemed
by operation Of the sinking fund shall be can
celled.
All the stock Of the Spokane and Palouse Rail-
way Company is held in trust by the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. 10 DO delivered 10 the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company only after
that company has faithfully performed every
part OF It's contract and the bonds principal and
INTEREST," have been paid. Should the Northern
Pacific Company fail 70 keep any part of It's con-
tract, the stock ptH rcrsrt % the Spokane and Pa
iOuse Rdil,eay Company. be poted by the bondhoid-
ers, and owRsd By them. Thus The road W0uld be-
come the property u the bondh0lders without fore
closure. attention Of investors Is particularly
called TO this proylsIon)
The Spokane and Palouse railway, an impor-
tant branch Of the Northern Pacific. extends from
the main line at Marshall, Washington Terri
tory "a point near the thriving cities OF Spokane
Falls aud Cheney, in a southerly direction
seventy three miles 10 Palouse City, on the Pa
louise river. traversing the most productive sec
ton Of the Palouse" country, and bringing to
the main line heavy tonnage, principally Of
grain. The country Is comparatively well set
tied, and the south bound tonnage Of coal from
the Cascade division) and general merchandise
is large, at remuneratiye rates 10 the railway
company. Palouse City IS IA important milling
aud lumber point
For price OF bonds and further particulars APP
ply 70 EDWARD SWEET & CO.,
81 Broad street.
FAHNESTOCK a. CO.
y l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

The Cincinnati Commercials Gazette
says: "In late years we have bad street
riots, accompanied with incendiarism,
pilIage. and bloodshed." Well, HAL.
STEAD, whose fault was that2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

One Lot Black Hare Muns, &c.;
Lot Fine Black Russian Hare Mufs, sc;
One Lot Best Quality Fine Blackjack Hare MuHs, &c.,
One Lot Mountain Lynx MuHs-Tight Color, 9Sc;
Lot Seal MuGs Satin Lined, with Tassels, sLSs;
One Large Size Muns-good quantity, s1Gs;
One Lot opossum Muns-Iieht Coors CSC;
Lot Select Quality, Large Size Oposum Muns, Si4
One Lot Chinchlla Fur MufIs-slk lined, s175;
One Lot Asrachan MuGs-assored colors. CSC;
One Lot White Spotted Boas-se 49c.
One siycrGray Cony for Msse-Cape MuG $685.
One White Hare Misses sets-sun and Boa, $3.50;
One Lot Hare for Mssos-Muf and Boa S195;
One Lot Mountain Lynx Chndren's MuGs 75c.;
One Lot Mufs Mlsses-sain lined. 75c.;
r. Monkey MuG Boa per regular price,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

The New York Herald says: sour
telephones are poor" Evidently they
don't share the dividends of the COM
paDy that owns them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

SuERrDAN's friends ought to have had
more sense than to bring his boom out
such weather as this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18
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BRIEF COMMENT.

The public waits patiently for JOIN
SHERMAS's opinion Of Oxford, Ohio, as
an educational centre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

"There is no mistaking the spirit that
animates the proceedings Of that notable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

Every day since our Opening Day in
our Xmas Holiday Department nc have
been receiving ae,C goods, consequently
our stock is much more complete and
varied noto than one woek ago. EUery
day wiU add some attractive feature to
the Department from now to Xmas
dag. The Holiday Department is not
the only attractive one in our store Just
no,o. Every Department is stocked
with New. Fresh Goods, which hare
their particular usefulness bearing
upon tic approaching Holidays. In
our LINEN DEPARTMENT are
Pretty and Useful Towels at 12i. II,
and 25c. These are goods Of such cha
ractcr as wW maize uJeeIyou possess
a bargain after your purchase. Table
Dama8k, Table Sets, Napkins, Doy-
lies, &c.-any Of these viH make ac-
eeptaJ1e Xmas gifts.
Piano Corers troms2.25oS7. Every
ono a Mird under the regular prices.
The Mems Department is an impor-
tant factor in our store during the HoH-
day Season.
We sell Furnishing Goods under the
General Furnishing-GoodS Prices.
Here are samples: Good Handker-
chiefs at 5, 10, and 1910. The 1910.
ones are AU-Linen and HemStitched,
regular 2Oc. grade. Our 25c. Plain
and CoIored BOrdered AU-Linen
Handkerchiefs are superior to any Of
fcred. Unlaundercd Shirts, SOC. ) tho
Same QuaJtty Laundcrod, e3o. eaoG.
The best shirt in -1merica for the
moncy. From now to Xmas Ue wW
show tic largest line Of Gentlemen's
Neckwoar at 19c. for 25c. grade; Csc.
for BIC. grade, and SOC. for 75c. grade
euer shown By as.
Good, Warm Undcrwear, in Cancels
Hair, Merino, and Lambs Wool,
Pretty HaltHoSe in Merino, Cotton,
and Wool. Suspendcrs in Cotton and
SiLkm fancy 6ores. Collars and Cuffs,
ScartPins, CH6-Buttons, DC.
4 complete assortment Of Pretty
Flannel Top Shirts and Cardigan
Il juH line Of Containers
Kid GloveS, Tined and unlined. Dog
Skin Gloves, Tined and unlined. nth
or withom Far top. Cashmere and
Sir Mt6lers from 25c. to 81.
In our b R DEPARTMENT are
Nuts from SOC. to "a, and better value
never was Shown. Fur Trimming by
the gard and pretty Boas for the neck.
Our line of Gloria and TWilled-Shk
Umbrellas is the largest In Richmond,
and ne feel sure tOe can suit every one
desiring a pretty and useful Umbrella.
Our LADIES' LINEN EAND-
RERCHIEF DEPARTMENT is a
regular Department of Bargains now.
No such an assortment and value else
,Ohere in Richmond.
We are sole agents for Smith & An
gerS celebrated FAST BLACK HO-
for Ladies, Misses, Men, and
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Card Of rates for more space furnished on ap-
plicaton.
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10 TH9 pfSPArCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not % TO
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18
NOR RENT.

i J..
20. 8 south flr7t street. 800 Icr arun.
No. 5J north Second r'rcCf. $40 pr auHI...
No. 1874 west gry street: $50 prrsuuuH..
No. 5O9 north TFeuty-nrh street., .U g0l..
mum.
No. 200i east Broai street; gro 1ermrum
No. 1909 Ross street. i2O per aunun.
No. liiO north Iwou,y seventh street; g. is
month.
No. 100 Mayo street. fi5 per month.
No. ~ 3 east Grace street: tlj ger rnHft
No. 81 east broad street.. i-1l le.ilurn.
JAMES n.fLlN.
de iNlt lli3 enst fl. s...r-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

LNO X RENT, TWO lEftt-~H
4 STORY BRICK DWELLINGS. No. .l Us
and 6l9 east Main street; ifteon roDme
BRICK DWELLING No. Us sD4t t...ry
street; i've rooms
FRANZ DWELLING 40. 90 rrfh e...t.
between Ninth and Tenth. seven fn.u.
STORE and DWELLING Ao -. ,tt rr.I
street Rent low.
de 1915 NTIt.f Is l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18
TIE RICHMOND DIspATCH-sUNDAY DECEMBER 49, 1887

convention OF Republican clubs which Is
now in session in New York city" True
It's the same old diabolical spirit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18
goR RENT.
II o Il r Il N T..
HERE - YOUR CHANtg


W. cro ins'rps,d D. az.
spFcTAr tx'ra inducements i. s..,,-.
ants ~ 0ncc f9r ~ cit...
SPECIAL WGTRg lArgs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

L,OR SALE, A VERY GI,NTLE IN
n hoAssE. Address ". e l., Boa q <s~~
kde iSil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18


LARGE DOUBLE BRICK, 80. I Thtf .,,,..
near Main: twelve rooms; large lawn. ak, =
cd kitcbon. &c.
LARGE THkfB-STORY BRICK corfor -i .-t
and Main streets twelve rooms; fuuaa5..
ers, s&c.: choice lOcati0n.
LARGE FAMILY RESIDENCE Eicrsnr a..
Marsball streets beautiful yard. twelve ,..,.
SOUTH ThIRD-STKfKr DWELLIhs ....
Main; Just put I'm good order. hen rorm,
CORN CIR GRAC STREET DWELLrsf .-,.-
Third street; ten rooms: Latrobe STOW. 81.
WESTERN.
BEAUTIFUL QUEEN ANNE COTTi.s r-.
ner Main ana Meadow streets. eigh i..a.
largo lot On the Dummy line.
Mat DETACHED INO-sIORY HICk. Ia
west Cary: six rooms.
SMALL COTTAGE. 20 Main, oppcsis N0.-..
PARA. nYo rooms: cheap
SMALLER HOUSE, ln o.hor ioealllg
Send for WEEKLY RENI-Ll-T.
do is-It j. THOMPSON BkOhs o. O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18
MILLINERYl MILLINERY .,sl@s

MI S4
A GREAT SLAUGHTER IN MILLINERY AT
MRS. b. W. CoSBY's, 49, BROAD STREET.
As my extensive trade and crowd of custom
compel me TO enlarge my store, will, until
after the holidays, offer the greatest bargains 10
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED B0NNEfS AND
HATS for Ladies', Misses, and Children ever be-
fore offered 10 the public.
WOOL FELTs, FRENCH FELTS, SILK
beavers, POKE BONNRTS, OSTRICH
FEATHERS, FANCY FEATHERS, BIRDS AND
ORNAMENTS, CREPE AND NUN'S-VEILING,
VELvETS. PLUSHES, RIBBONS, RUCHlNG,
and an endless variety of IMPORTED NOVEL
TIES at and below cost
Mrs. q. w. COSBY,
dc 11-Su, Tu&F2w 43l east Brood street
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DOR REVT. STORE PROPRTI

EOR RENT STORE PROPERTY u
4 AND 30 ~lNf>.- places -
FOURTEEN STORE uar f..l
street; four floors; good wholesale saai. iDe
session January l-r
BROAD-sIREEr STORE noa- Sim street
LARGE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE ilitornih
street near Cary strcot, now occuple' b. 4. N.
Darlington. Esg.
BROAD-STREET sTOKE near Founeo street.
nice dwelling above.
SMALL STORE Brook avenue mar b
street: cheap.
STORE AND DWELLING gl7 s.ycit
street.
FOR other business property CO. ir
PRINTED RENT-Li>r"
j. THOMPSON BROWN 'N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

"Everg Book zee sell ia guaranteed entirely neS
and perfect"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18
LECTE RES.
de 1910

THE LECTURE, "BENEATH
Il ITALIAN SKIES" BY REV. W. f. EVANS.
postponed on account OF the Indictment weather,
will be delivered on MONDAY EVENING. De-
cember 18th, at O'Clock In the Young Mems
Christian Association llau. The Randolph Ma
COO College Glee Club will sing on the occasion.
de i7-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

New Books.
AnG- Poverty and Progress. Labor
and Capital. BY Sister FRANCES NJ.
CLARE The Nun Of Kenmare). Chicago
and New York I: BELFoRD, CLARKE *
Co.
For sale by the publishers,
ashes Of the Future 10 Study OF Mere
Human Nature). The Suicide OF Syl-
vester Gray. EDWARD HERoN-ALLEN.
Same publishers.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18

WANTED, TO SELL CIlEAI
w ONE LADYiS OF DOCrOkS pHhEIOt.
In perfect condition; first c0st So. .a a.
seen al L. JOHNS, No. 402 north Seventh -.
e. T..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18
-TANTED- PURCHls-E. IL

WANTED, PURCHASES FOR
w 4Ol barrels APPLES
lGj boxes FLORIDA uft>..S
. kegs MALAGA GLAlL',
20 bags PEANUTS.
100 bags BLACkEiE PEAS.
1000 bushels IRISH POTATOES,
30 bags BEANS,
1000 CABBAGE,
1000 FRESH COCOANIT~,
/. Pow FPS. Agent,
de f6-St 1919 llrt -fIH.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-18
ooK FOR THE LARGE EYE

w STATES ARTILLERY. ABLE, BODIED
UNMARRIED NEN between the ages Of t~cnis-
ono and thirty-nye yeara Good pay, feiioas
clothing, aud medkrai attendance. Deslran4'
mon also especially Needed Tor tne coiorod cav
oc esuiit
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Is there any way TO enforce tine new law
against selling tobacco 10 minorsi Every
thing with the boys runs IN cycles, and the
smoking cycle his csaae with zoe tons Oh
garettss are empha.icaly IN" iust now:
have seen dozeu boys under "A smoking
them within the Past few days. 1 cannos
help feeling that IL they were smoking clay
pipes instead Of trsacherous cigarettes, the
case would not be half 50 bad ny memory,
a. the msnsi0a Of pipes, indeed, Is carried
back with jump 10 primitive scene OF my
boyhood There was coy countryside
where sheep were ralsed IN great numbers,
and where great care was taken with their
wool Every year the lambs were baihed
with solution CT tobacco, to guard them
against the ticks. For this solution, cheap
tobacco stems and leaves ws-e bought. and
before il was applied tho stepped liquid was
drawn OF leaving q seaSs OF stems SAD leaves
a. tho bottom
These the boys managed to secure and TO
dry in the sun upon the roof; and when tia
mas was quite dry it was pounded Up. and
then H was ready 70 smoke. Were there
pipes to Be haAi Net for these boys But
taere were big, stout Aeeras, which had been
dried and followed out for the purpose. FOR
pips stems there were slender grape vines
With the pith dug out Of teeir middle Then
to pipes were allsd with this preparation.
Every bit Of strength kad been stepped out Of
tie tobacco, and rot a boy u them all could
get al upon IT, Bat probably not one Of
them, grown up ana given % Reina Fictorias
and Psrragss. ever sa50ys sneks - much
"a 10 did thOss dried tobacco grounds smoked
from an acorn pips.-5osson Transcript
~If<fauars
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

The Vanderbilt boys. vita The exception II
tie poetic George, are early risers, rapid
walkers snd nervous in their HoveuseE.x
ChSuncez II Depew ru.nss into bis Office ike
q hurricaus early IN - faolsing ard is con
stsntlT ca tha move until bs goes kcsss ia tie
evsnir- GO into any q TIE resorts where
prominent Ssz Workers take their iunohsoas
ard von VII he AZ once impressed With the
fact q taeir nervous compartment. TIE
brothers # Rcsert Bonner tax. their Midday
rsaal dsaY ~ tsss Aston Eozss. Ts@ moment
thsv drou into tssir sss Is . vel trainer
waiter rslshes cat - tse carving tsDis and
orders tkeir lus chesn -ith ths sT-r eEns8taTT
remark. 1T i or ths n-ssrs. Bonner. hurry
~ roneft Bo1nsr tinse SIS Dsn g flo-
rnsveaest co1psrs5 vitA ether AeT York
s5ltors Sick pin ia him ard b would
rr..sshsv tarn about Nth tks cslnnssz pecu-
lar - fks Oh school = Hsv NeIksrT md ask
wat va r0.s1t Try tks ssH1s experiment
wi 1s~sss (Saraon Per reff sd be world
~h.~i ahont ard of-er - girs Tov 5etts o.
So su7z FrTt ~ the sane arfiaes rt1
gss-,a Pzl.rs- aaa hs voai5 sgTinR ~ p -
rszs. tarn nf5a yra ard lretss,T saecf yo1
s-ffna r. r. 80 r~~-f ns-v8us = a.
Eeu Tak l.u~n- &c. sr7 ~siks rapidly.
wsh his bred sasa'3ers taro~r 49, t'sck -
Ch7raao Heers
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

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Fzaea2s w. kslie

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klsbta rsgin-at. y .sesns.n vs.a1ase-s, r
1ns 81 Ibe sttrz tiaias =. 49, elilecLasa & wax
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a. ~ a. snsa C zcrotsE aa 81 Tie s4gis Eess-
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49, gl1G- a4Ecas& FsEru4ry. ls4ls olsd
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coansy, hsesrn4a6 of CoEpalY =. OF t1s
k.9rth regiment, gass reporter some Ia
formation aoous tss Ga bird y Esn Cur
co1np4Ay cane INTO can 3 a. daalsou We weTs
tol1 0y t5s msa 81 Con- 4ay &. . b. broCzht
to s2gis slEa tazn fgon la Care, lhas -
wNs taxs1 from Is nest - az IadsaA asd
pr~aenfsi ~ tAan 81 alma have read a
n4afs romantic ta-s Il as capture since fhen.
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NOBODY tAen thoasa u invsaling tho pis as
at 6ctl0us about tAs fsmo4s eagle sai d
have since Seco1ns 50 Numerous. Cur re-i-
meat broks camp Al Camp Randall, la com
pliaacs ~ith An order % 30 q MISC and
While marching tarouga 81. LOUIS eagle
broke is srribs 4ad hsw away. We az JaCUsa at
tazI tat ~.s to last ws would 80 II am,
ard Col MaTPhy offered % give SIS 60 any
ore va would airing hisa BACK Yea know
MURPHY aoas ysui he lsft cur regiment
and was pat "a charge q bsigzds, Aad sur
rendered - ths rebels zt the battle Of holly
Springx Bat l am DEPRESSING
-Whis in Canp Curtis az 81 Louis ons Of
the boys pointed ap mo tie air a. a large
bird which szs 4ppro4a hing as, and said that
bed be- that IL was Oh Abe We dxsd a
perch On a camp chest and very, soon TIA
eagle sailed down and took his place on the
perca- De bad bsen fshing and was As wet
a. rat We put kiEa On a string again and
soulstimes ist aim 20, a. ne was lssys sure
OF returning. OceassonallY we Jet him Iooss
during an eugzgsnsnt, and then hs would ily
about overhead or Sd quietly on bis perca
believe the Ccaleasras-s brought down
some Of ais feathers oaos. snd after that ne
always screamed and acted mad whsa a fsht
was going an Gen- Price, Of the Confsd-
crates. ones said he would rather capture the
eagle than tss whole regiment
~'Old Abe was a naisAucs in some respects
4 he was a tAieviag bird and when the rations
were distributed had 10 be watched or hs
would stsal the best morsels away. tie liked
beef aud AL kinds OF nsgt when there was
scarcely any for tas soys. lie was up TO al
sorts Of mischief, aud wousdsd some OF the
boys who were spared by rebel bullets. TEey
would plague him and be would peg at them,
frequently Ora wing the blood"
After the regiment returned from the wal
sold Abe was well cared for at Madison un-
I'll hs death, which ensued from natural
causes.-Milwaukee SsntineL